@bart Larger changes (usually introducing new features) bump the middle number while mostly bugfix releases bump the last version.

@agx "Larger changes" is subjective I guess. I would say a more defined definition of "new features" or something like that would be more useful. I always thought only bugfixes would be in a patch release. Anyways, thanks for the explanation.

@bart "new feature" is at least as subjective as "larger changes" (one persons bug fix is another persons feature ↔️ ). Somebody depending on #phosh for every day use wants to know: "is this update safe" and for that it matters how invasive changes are since that' has a greater chance of affecting stability negatively 💥.

So on a middle version bump you want to be more cautious/test more than on a minor version bump before pushing things out to users. That matters more to me than 'new feat'.